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89B Ammunition Specialist



89B Senior Ammunition Inspector
Supervises the receipt, storage, issue, and preparation of ammunition, ammunition components and explosives for transportation and storage; supervises ammunition stock control and acconting procedures for surveillance inputs, conducts ammunition inspections and tests, performs inspections of containers and vehicles transporting ammunition; inspects storage locations, ensuring compliance with storage compatability, quantity distance, and explosive safety limits; additionally ensures compliance with all ammunition safety requirements as prescribed in applicable Army Regulations.


Logistical Ammunition NCO
Served as the Ammunitions Logistician NCO for the Brigade and principal advisor to the Support Operations Officer and Brigade Ammunition Officer on ammunition, vehicles, arms rooms, and range inspections; monitored six 89B Soldiers at the Brigade ATHP and recommended actions to maintain support capabilities; SAAS-MOD system administrator in charge of record keeping and reports to include the Theater Munitions Report (MUREP) and the accuracy for the Brigades ABL and Training Ammunition valued at $22,000,000; Class V Battle Command Sustainment Support System (BCS3) operator


89B Ammunition Specialist
Assists in the reciept, storage, issue, maintenance, modification, destruction and demilitarization of explosive items; performs ammunition supply stock control and accounting duties using automated procedures; assists in the preparation of transportion of ammunition components and explosives. Supervises lower grade Soldiers and provides technical guidance to the Soldiers in the accomplishment of their duties.


89B Ammunition Inspector
Ammunition Inspector, responsible for the safety, serviceability, maintenance, and security of all munitions assets; evaluator for the brigades use of munitions storage procedures; inspects ABL and AHA's, ensures units follow regulations and safety procedures; observes and assists in investigations on munitions malfunctions, coordinates with EOD teams, maintains and monitors records of munitions inspections, suspension notices, packaging and storing; uses load drawings to monitor and ensure proper and safe laoding relative to munitions movement.







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